How to use Vimeo Public data advanced filters

Coupler.io supports several filtering and sorting options in Vimeo Public data integration.

Additional filters and sorting for reports

Key	Possible values	Description	Example
sort	alphabetical- Sort the results alphabetically. comments- Sort the results by number of comments. date- Sort the results by date. duration- Sort the results by duration. likes- Sort the results by number of likes. plays- Sort the results by number of plays. relevant- Sort the results by relevance.	Sorts entities according to the specified rule. Uses together with the "direction" key.	sort=plays
direction	asc- Sort the results in ascending order. desc- Sort the results in descending order.	Sorting order.	direction=desc
filter	CC- Return videos under any Creative Commons license. CC-BY- Return CC BY, or attribution-only, videos. CC-BY-NC- Return CC BY-NC, or Attribution-NonCommercial, videos. CC-BY-NC-ND- Return CC BY-NC-ND, or Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs, videos. CC-BY-NC-SA- Return CC BY-NC-SA, or Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike, videos. CC-BY-ND- Return CC BY-ND, or Attribution-NoDerivs, videos. CC-BY-SA- Return CC BY-SA, or Attribution-ShareAlike, videos. CC0- Return CC0, or public domain, videos. categories- Filter by categories. duration- Filter by duration. in-progress- Return in-progress videos. minimum_likes- Filter by minimum likes. trending- Return trending videos.	Rule for the filtering. Use additional keys if you want to filter by categories, duration or minimum_likes. See below.	filter=trending
filter_categories	Name of category with prefix '/categories/'.	Use in advance to filter=categories to specify category name.	filter_categories=/categories/animation
filter_duration	Length of video in seconds. (integer)	Use in advance to filter=duration to specify minimum video length.	filter_duration=10
filter_minimum_likes	Number of likes. (integer)	Use in advance to filter=duration to specify minimum likes on video.	filter_minimum_likes=5

You also may add several filters at the same time, they both will be applied: